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Clara Louise takes a Husband.

MISS KELLOGG QUIETLY YkRRTED IN INDIANA TO Carl.
sTRAKOscB, AGEt TWENTY-FIVE.
The Indianapolis Journals correspondent at
Elkhart Ind. informs that paper that Clara Louise
Kellogg and her manager, Carl strakosch, were
married at that place on Wednesday night at the
close OF an entertainment given by the company.
Every possible effort was made to keep the matter
secret for at least two weeks, the records OF the
marriage being hidden and the officials and
officiating clergyman pledged to secrecy.
MAI J. b. Pond. who for several years was the
manager OF the concerts In which Miss Kellogg ap-
peared, said in New York saturday night tn t
what he knew OF the friendly relations existing be-
tween Mss Kellogg and young Strakosch led him
seasons had no written contract with Miss Kel-
logg. between whom and himself there was a good
understanding always and substantial agreement.
But after he had got matters arranged for her
present season he received letter from Strakosch
stating that the singer had placed herself in his
hands and asking that the arran yements already
made be transferred TO him at fair valuation.
II knew" said Maj. Pond, "that there was some
deeper motive than business in Miss Kellogg's
leaving me. know also that she was very fond OF
StrakoSch and was always sounding his praises.
There Is no doubt that It Is very genuine case Of
affections, and / am quite prepared TO hear that
the rumor OF the marriage Is verified"
The disparity between the ages OF the parties to
the reported alliance excited some comment young
while Miss Kellogg has delighted the public for SO
nearly whole generation That It is impossible to
estimate her years at anything near that.
MRS. Kellogg DOES NOT BELIEVE IT.
Mrs. Kellogg, mother of Clara Louise Kellogg is
III at the Clarendon Hotel, In New York, but her
friends declare that She does not place much con-
fidence In the report OF her marriage to young
StrakOSch- She said she had perfect confidence
In her daughter, and was sure that she would have
been informed II any such project were contem-
plated Moreover, her daughter had been so often
reported married CT engaged TO so many persons
that the report lacked novelty.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NOkTHEAsT COkMER OF FIRST AND G
NORTHWEST.
Byvirtue and under the provisions of the last -
will of Peter Monaghan, deceased, duly admitted 9a
to probate and recorned in the Office Of the Register
of Wills the undersigned will offer for sale pubic
auction; il front Of the Piremises on WEpNESpAY,
p NJ, the following described real estate situate in
the city WASHINGTON, to wit Part Of Lot numbered
twenty-seven C27), in McGuires subdivision Square
numbered six hundred and twenty four C634) situate
the northeast corner OF First and streets north
and fronting 25 feet First street and running
back 80 feet Uniform width, and improvements there
consisting of threestory brick store and dwell
ing-701 First street northwest.
Terms of SALE One third cash; balance in one and
yearf, for which the notes Of the purchaser
cured by deed Of trust on the premises sold and
ing cent interest from the of sale, shall be
given AL cash. the option Of the purchaser de-
posit of 800 required when property is struck OF.
All conyeyancing purchasers cost II terms Of sale
be not complied with within ten days from day Of sale
cost of purchaser after 1--WE days advertisement IN
newspaper published in Washington D. g.
(Sixned) THOS. GEARY,
n6-d&ds Executor and Trustee.
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SrARrrrSo N.rrpu pu,

SrARrLrS6 NATURAL PHENOMENON Pic
turesque accounts have been received at Detroit OF
natural phenomenon said TO have been Wit
Messed at lonia and Grand Rapids, Mich Friday
ana saturday. IL was described as fol Ows: Fri
day AT Ionla, as near as may be 70 the moment
when the tour anarchists were In the throes OF
death on q chicago gallows and the sun Shining
At MS luu meridian splendor In a clear sky there
suddenly appeared. In the western sky the new
moon, yieing In brilliancy with the sun BY its
side twinkied bright star. Por a short time the
TWO summaries stood out clearly IN sight, while
CROWDS gathered all along the street marveiing at
star nickered and faded and almost as suddenly as
they came they both melted away In the blue
served about noon In Grand Rapids SATURDAY. ex-
cloud. -eA" 'N'S'
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NEWS FROM MID-OCRAN BY THE CABLK.-The Payo.
MIA, OF the cunard line, arrived at Boston sunday
capt Mckay reports thai on Saturday noon she
sighted the steamer Britannia. She was repairinr
one OF the Atlantic cables Pa miles east OF BOstca
light. A battery was at once brought into play,
the news was teiegraphed to Boston that the Pa
vonia would arrive at Boston about noon on SUM-
day. This fact was printed In the Boston papers
on saturday afternoon, but no one who read tt
knew how the news reached the city 80 quickly.
James Russell Lowell was one Of the passengerS
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ANARCHIST ACTIVITY IN vIENNA.-The Vienna DO
lice have been warned OF fresh anarchist plOttinvs
and nave arrested number Of workmen who are
profesSed anarchists. The men arrested are CHIEFLY
compositions. The police are trying to trace the
source OF violent anarchist print, called the Vir-
9endhetm, which. IL has been found, Is issued al
ternately at vienna, Prague, and Brunn. Several
OF the prisoners are charged with the manufacture
OF bombs and others are coiners. All OF the pris-
oners, as well as their friends, have ample funds
Thc police conclude that the directing body h,
neither IN Austria nor In Germany but In london
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AssassiUs i'm Ambush.
TWO BROTHERS KILLED IN CONSEQUENCE OF



LITICAL QUARREL
A special to the New York Herald from New
Albany, Miss, November IL, says: That assassna-
ton is popular mode of disposing Of ones per-
sonal enemies In Mississippi is adduced by the
killing OF the Woodbridge brothers, near Horn
Lake, on Tuesday. 1t seems that Alexander Wool
bridge. who was a candidate at the primary cleo
ton for assessor, had some words with an Oppo-
nent which caused considerable hard feeling and
bad blood between them Woodbridge, who Jailed
TO receive the nomination, was appointed to carry
the poll box from the Horn Lake precinct to Her.
nando, the county seat. On the way he was am
pushed and shot down. His brother, Lyman
Woodbridge, who suspected a known enemy,
started out with posse to look for mis- brothers
murderer. Becoming separated from bis party, he
pursued his quest alone. When his absence was
discovered by his party they became uneasy and
Instituted search for him. After a twO-hOurS hunt
his body was discovered In a lonely wood with the
top OF his head blown entirely OF. Great excite
ment prevails In the Horn Lake neighbOrhOod,
where the WOOldridges were very popular, and the
dual murderer. II found, will certainly figure as
the principal actor in O lvnching.
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SHE HAD LED HIN TO THE CHURCH TO BE MARRIED.
WHEN SHE WAS CAUGHT.
special from WilkeSDarre says: James Golden,
blind carpet weaver lives In the town OF Par
sons Miss Mary Moran, a highly accomplished
young lady, took an interest in him, and assisted
him In many ways, but the relations socially, be-
tween the two were such as exist between mis-
tress and servant. No one for a moment Imagined
that the two were lovers, but such they were.
Golden came to WilkeSbarre Friday and procured
a marriage license, and Miss Moran was ready to
receive him on his return home Her mother asked
why she was dressed so extravagantly and her
daughter replied that she was going to get mar
ried TO the man she had loved for years. Her an
swer was looked upon as jest but 1t was far
from 1t. Miss Moran met Golden at the depot. and
they went on their way TO the church, the girl
leading her blind lover, 10 be married. The girls
parents made haste and headed the couple or at
the church door, took the girl home, and locked
her In a room. Golden followed and begged the
parents to let the marriage ceremony be per-
formed. Mr.. Moran says his daughter must be
crazy to think OF marrying a blind man. The
daughter Is twenty-three years old. She says she
is old enough 70 know her own mind, and intends
to marry Golden despite the opposition OF her
parents. Golden is good looking and we'll built.
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AUCTION SALES.
CO.MOR ROM.
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucsiopcer.

hO>UOmkOSs
VvHoMAs BOWLING. Ancsioueer
PIANO, PORTE. BY MUM CLARK. IN GOOD
Q sbbkhs cksiN PAkt9R sYiTks bSys Ma
xSp c hnsR fyink COST sRisS H fof
LHsNIT6RE MaiioahNH pfNINa O TsBl.S
faiSftS cna lSSfhsSA faRs MiSTfL pESS Ss
ATED TOILET WARE. &c, DC AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER FIF:
.hsi SS xs.o aas
S d. s f.s PGTSn OF this urni'ur. Was
NB-Hea:s ,Or rent; for particulars, apply to james
k sfa; AS 9Th stu. TadS SSTshss,s
V,HoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOnoer.
SPECIAL SALE
TWENTY SINGLE AND DOUBLE s1EIaHs
SUPERIOR woRkMANsurp.
s III s 'SPR EEVHs se
nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
ixcELLEYT BLACK RIDING HORSE. FINELY
kkLI ,, THE PROPERTY OF ALLEN ARTHUR
On THEsbAI MORNING. NOVEMBER FIT
'front.' Of our stS and .,rses si nor s
the above fine hiding Horse which we respectfully
fsl the s,sn0n of parties in search of y;lg.sa
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auct,oneers.
iRUsTEE,s SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT or
ELEVEN OF THOSE FINE BRICK DWELI.-
INGS, ON EAST CAPITOL STREET, BETMlI.N
| SECOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST AMI
| THREE ON SOUTH STREET. IN Tx SAM,
SQUARE.
| By Virtue Of decree passed by the supreme -.
Court Of the District OF Columbia. in tnuityf<r
Cause No. 429l. Phoenix Mutual Life INSURANCE Ii
Company Albert Grant ct al. will sell at publlc
auctions in front of the premises. II ksDAY THE
| FIFTEENTH pArOf NOVEMBER 1857, at Four
O'CLOCK p NJ tsale TO be continued the next day az
the same hour. necessary, Lots numbered one Il J.
three (. four al ave to) six co. eight (S nine (s
ten UOl, eleven I'D. twelve (l) fourteen Il a. SIX
teen ll6), seventeen Isp and eighteen (lS) on the
| subdivision of square numbered hundred aud
sixty $780, in the City of Washington. II. G., the
same is Of record in the office OF the of
District of Columbia. These lots improved
with desirable brick dwellings and will be sold sepa
| rately.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash and the balance q,
six. twelve. and eighteen months for which the
OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the day OF
sale will be taken and lien retain ON the premises
sold or all cash. at the option of the irchaser.
All taxes and assessments due the time sale.
GLIDING all amounts necessary to redeem the property
sold from any tax sale thereof will be payable u
the purchase money A deposit Of 5000 will be re
Quired Of the purchaser of each lot at the
policy OF insurance against fire will be required OF
the purchaser the hui ding each lot sold
| amount the trustee may deem proper.
| DUNCANSON BROS, GIG r st NV
| Auctitne o2ld
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTERNOON.
% oBERT vosR 4 co. 500 B street southeast

ID oBERT vosR 4 co. 500 street southeast
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, will offer for sale
that very desirable property numbered 142 street
northeast The lot has south frontase OF go feet by
proved By . three-story brick house with mansard
roof containing l3 and BATH heated By furnace
and two lstrobes and has al the modern appointments
ton adjacent TO the Capitol Its surroundings
exceptionable and for private residence unsurpassed
As investment II cannot fail TO be remunerstive.
Three hundred dollars st sale Title perfect: terms ct
immediately after we viii offer the lot adjoining on
the west SIDE having sfrontae Of 16h feet by depth
nii-dts ROBERT vosE. Auctioueer
TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TRACT OF LAND IL
'SPRINGLASD PLACE" IN THE COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON NEAR PIERCES MILL ROAD.
BY virtue Of deed trus dated gsd day Of 0c,9- -
folio 309, ct seq, of the Land Records Of the
District of Columbia and by direction of the party
cured thereby we pil sci e Rpsns ss1SsT eS the
fss7. at fHRKE O'CLOCK PM. ali that certain piece
parcel of land and premses bang part Of the tract
known Springand Place" lying north Of the Pierce
western boundary line the said part Of the said
on the west on the south by the Pierce Mil
Road, the by line running parallel the said
western boundary line from the Pierre NH koad C
from the said western boundary line forty I40) feet
throughout its entire course and on the north by the
northern boundary line OF the said part Of the said
tract. obtaining one and one-eleventh Il lid acres
more less, towether with all the improvements
rights ways and privileges TO the same belonging.
Terms easy and made known on DAY OF sale A de-
Of sale.
JAMES II. TAYLOR, r,,,....
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WALrER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctionserA
rRUsrEEs SALE OF YALUABLE SMALL FRANZ
6TREET NORTHWEST.

1917, and rsoordsd a. Libsr 30: $40, folio 34H ii
request Of the party secured thereby. viii y e
public sustiQn n front q Rysmise: Sn TUESDAY.
PAST FOUR r. NJ the Following described real estate
IN The city q Washnston " ssd District 70 Wit The
lot No 10 IN square 10: 62A tcFethsr With ths Inn.
thereon g sss e waih seross the rear Of
I'm. Z 49, e e %. "a veh s7s INNS. b
md twelve nontha 10 Be- secured y purrnasers noses
bearing Interest from day Of seie md dsed Of trust
ysysne3ne. =, 6 Iq!ohaasb eesk tsFns q sais b
beccmplied nth vithtl ts9 day. 32D s1la
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A FoRTY-fEAR-OLD MURDER DIsCovEREp.-In
the summer OF ls49 John Murphy, a well-known
contractor OF harlansourg, Pa, disappeared. On
the day he disappeared he had received 40 900 in
bank bills. As he owed money, 1t was supposed he
had abSconded- He lived by himself in a small
down u few days agotO make room for larger one
In excaVating Tor an enlargement of the cellar the
workmen unearthed human skeleton In one
corner OF the Old cellar. IL was well preserved
and there was small hole In the forehead and a
nattened bullet was found lying In the empty
skull Inc skeleton Is believed To be that OF the
missing John Murphy, who mad been murdered
and robbed and buried In the cellar
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS ! co, Aactioeesu

HANDSOME Ax SSr TfIM sAbE 3b FIR.
NITgkL BEING THE BALANCE OF GOODS
kEAONED TO OUR SALESROOM FUR
CONNENrENCE OF SALE.
On ~ aOKkOM, NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH. ct
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M, we shall sell within our
salesroom general aseortment OF household effects.
emoracing ,HAndeome Cherry framed PArlor Suites.
upholeeered IN aux plush and silk brockatelle; An
tique Oax Cnanoer Suites Cherry Suites wardrobes.
LAd1ee Wr1ung Desks. Easy Chaire. Fancy Tables,
Folding beos Handsome ewood-cAse Piano etc etc
1t WALTER b WILLIAMS Gu. Aucts.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CAR
PETS, &C.,
COMPRISING
PAELOkl CHAMBER, LIBRARY, DINING-ROOM,
AND OTHER FURNITURE CARPETS,
STOVES, &C.
ALSO,
CASKS CROCKERY, STOCK NOTIONS. 10
HORSES. BU00IEs, PaAEToNs, WAGONS HAIR
NESS, &C.,
AT AUCTION
.On. TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIE-
TENTH. 1t TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, ut our spa
ctous saiesrooms, 9th and streets northwest gen.
efal collecson OF household goods. 1t
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
SMALL STOCK OF NOTIONS
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIFTEEN,
MTEN OOLOCk. We will sell within salesroolns,
yth and streets Northwest stock of Notions. Toys
&c. It
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A Big Demand for Pennies.
THE PHILADELPHIA MINT FINDING IT IMPOSSIBLE

THE PHILADELPHIA MINT FINDING 1T IMPOSSIBLE TO
FILL THE ORDERS.
Philadelphia dispatch to the New York Herald
says that the Mint finds it impossible to supply
the demand for pennies though Uncle Sans big
steel presses are going day and night. Not only
one-cent pieces, but fiveS WELL are In great de-
mand, and II no more orders were received 1t would
require constant work for six weeks before the
Mint could NIL the orders at present on file. The
West Is getting down to snall-coin basis at last,
and Arizona howls for pennies. California Will not
deign TO split the dollar OF the realm into hun
dredths yet but IL Is terribly hard up ive-cent
pieces. Dakota can use all the nickelS that can be
shipped out there, and pennies are wanted well.
New York demands more pennies, especially as
the Christmas shopping days are near at hand,
and since Philadelphia car fares were reduced from
six 70 five cents the old pennies have dropped out
or sight
al am at loss to know the cause OF this great
and steady demand for one and five-cent pieces y
said Director Fox. at began about year and a
half ago, and has continued ever since unremit-
tingly. Within the past year have received
drafts In advance from various INKS for 81 800
900 In pennies and nickelS Although We have a
night and lay force and never stop coming, we
are about 500, 900 behind the orders. This IS the
only mint in America where small coins are made
and, In fact, we make most OF the large coins"
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ONE ONLY OF A FAMILY OF OUTLAWS LEFr.-An-
other attempt was made Friday night to exter-
torious outlaws OF sabine County. Texas. one Of
the sons was killed early in the week In Friday
nights light Fred. Conner was shot down. and his
gun lei, from him. He then drew his pistol and
nred six shots before he was killed Only one OF
the SHOTS took effect on the posse shooting on one
OF the mems nngers- The next shot from the posse
was broken, but he made good his escape This,
same Old man escaped before, when the rangers
attacked MIN last spring. He is over seventy-six
Connor family.
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REPRESENTATIVE WISE FINED-Representatt
George ID. Wise and Editor w. H. Mullen. OF the
Labor Herald, were before the Police court IN
Richmond, Saturday, charged with nghting In the
tempted 70 assault the editor on the street and
was struck In the face by Mr.. Mullen. They were
both bound over 70 keep the peace for twelve
for carrying concealed weapons The court con.
fiscated the pistol found In his possession ct the
time OF his arrest.
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The court Of queens bench, OF Dublin, has
granted an application under the crimes act for a
special jury to try man charged with murder af
Longford. This Is the nrst applicable OF the kind
The largest iron vessel ever constructed on the
huoson River has just been started at the Btgier
iron shipyard at Newburgh.
Inc nlnt-giaSS workers Mt Pittsburgh haye r.
solved not 20 strike and have withdrawn the thirty
intention 70 strike. They VIII ask for arbitrarion
Mme ktelka 0erSter. the singer, arrived u NeV
YORK uom Europe sunday morning.
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6HANCERY SALE OF. VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF /
STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST

\
BY virtue Of sdecree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, passed on the 9th day ofEE
March, A. u. 1887 in cause No. 1929, 10. Doc. ~
26 the undersisned trustees will cell at public snct9n
In front OF the premises FRIDAY, the TWENTY
FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887, at FOUR
O'CLOCK I. M the following described real estate,
situate IN the city Of Washington District OF Column
Sa and Known and described parts 9f original lot
one hundred and twentyseven (l27). being the east
ve o feet four a. inches Of said original lot twenty
{So feet EIGHT s inches Of said sub lot sixteen 6,
story pressed brick residence
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree Onet
OF the pur in cash. and the balance in one
and two years in equal payments for which the notes
property sold or all cash. ut the purchasers option
All conveyandnR Ut purchasers cost. deposit Of
ESQ NJ time OF sale p required the
9. properly and deposit Of BOO on the second
the trustees reserve the right resell the property ct
the rtsK and cost Of the defaultng purchaser.
THOMAS J. FISHER Trustee,
cRAMMOND KENNEDY. trustee,
n14-ds Kellogg Building. 1416 ct. NV.
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- Corner 9th and SIS.
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MANAGES INTENT FRUsTRATED.-The citizens
OF Ciark's Corners, Saratoga County, n. Y, were
startled by cries OF murder issuing from the house
OF Patrick johnson last Friday. johnson, who is
thirty years OF age, has lately labOred under the
impression that his sister wanted to poison him
He procured a rife, drove the girl into a corner,
and was about TO fire. NeighbOrs rushed in and
threw up the weapon just as the maniac pressed
the trigger. The charge passed few inches
above the girls head and lodged in the wall be-
hind her. Deputy Sheriff Andrew NOrmand ar
rested johnson and took him to South Glenn
Falls He was pronounced insane and Will be
taken to an asylum
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AUCTION,

"A At 731 Seventh street northwest.
Great closing out sale of retail stock of Christmas
Toys. me line Of Albums, Booka Pocket Cutlery,
kogery Anyes. Forks and spoons. Full line OF
Ansonia Clocks Opera and Field Glasses.
stock Of Ladies' and Gents solid Gold and Silver
Watches. Jewelry, &C.
Private sale through the day at auction prices. All
goods guaranteed as represented
Auction EvERY EVENING at 7:3O
n14-t WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts.
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We are daily receiving Fall Supply Of CarpetA
comprising all the patterns in Bisclow. Lowell
and Hurtford wiltons, Bigclow Lowell and Hurtford
Brussel; Moouites i'm choice psttcrns. Lowell and
Hurtford mgrsins: Art Squares. all sizes: Rues and
Msts In all the now designs. Furniture Coverings
Curtain DrApery, Lace Curtsins and Table Covsn u
great variety.
sep2 3m HOOE BRO. 90, 1925 st.
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DINING CHARGED WITH MURDER-The habeas
corpus proceedings in the case OF Jno. DINING
were suddenly dismissed In San Francisco Satur.
day, and captain OF Detectives Lees swore out a
warrant charging Dlnmig with the murder OF
young BenhayOn. This action was compelled by
the Efforts OF Dimmig's attorney to secure his re-
lease
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JUDGE KELLEY Ill WITH MALARIAL FEVER
Representative VIM. ID. Kelley has been confined
70 hts bed at his residence in West Philadelphia
Tor more than week with serious attack OF ma
larial fever. His physician stated yesterday that
his patient had probably passed the critical stage
OF the disease and may be expected TO sit up in a
day or two. After his return from Kentucky Judge
Kelley was compelled TO go over the final proofs
OF his new book, and then came the attack OF ma
lar1a fever. He hopes 10 be able 10 be In his seat
In Washington when Congress opens next month.
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NEKTLsNES's SUITS sooyREp
Costa so cent?. Pants, 25 csnts; Vests Is csnss
Altoring and repairing done An ths bet manDar
Oooos called for and delivered
XII HAHx
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